The Supreme Court agreed Monday to consider whether taxpayers must reimburse parents who enrolled their learning-disabled student in private school after deciding public schools were unable to meet the child's needs. New York City's board of education asked the justices to take the case after a federal appeals court said tuition reimbursement is available to the parents under the Individuals With Disabilities Act.
February 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to consider whether taxpayers must reimburse parents who enrolled their learning-disabled student in private school after deciding public schools were unable to meet the child’s needs.
New York City’s board of education asked the justices to take the case after a federal appeals court said tuition reimbursement is available to the parents under the Individuals With Disabilities Act.
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